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talented
adjective as in gifted
Strongest matches
accomplished, adept, brilliant, capable, intelligent, proficient, skilled, smart
Weak matches
able, adroit, artistic, clever, cut out for, endowed, expert, having a knack, ingenious, masterly, shining at
Example Sentences
China possesses a large pool of talented engineers, they say, adding that several local governments have introduced specific policies and guidance to support the humanoid industry.
Harrison traded him to the Lakers for the talented but oft-injured Anthony Davis, then 31 years old, who has missed 30 of 44 games since his arrival.
What’s clear from her results over the past few years is that she’s a talented young player who is committed to play college golf at the University of Miami next year.
“Even if it were true that we don’t have enough talented people in this country, which it isn’t, that would be all the more reason to stop importing foreigners,” said conservative commentator Matt Walsh.
It was a camp that summed up the head coach's reign in microcosm: positive results but fans left wanting more from a talented squad.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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